The TASM Language Reference Manual Version 1.1 - Synrc

Table 3.3: XML Tags for Top Level Syntax Tree
Tag Type Meaning
tasm Element Top level node
version Attribute Version of the TASM syntax
sys Element The list of configurations that can be used for simulation
env Element The definition of the environment
tmpls Element The list of all machine templates
proj Element The definition of the project
machines, sub machines, and function machines) that can be instantiated in the ”TASM
system”.
tasm
version
env
sys
tmpls
proj
Figure 3.2: XML Top Level Syntax Tree
An example XML top-level skeleton is shown in XML example 1.
XML Example 1 Top level XML skeleton
Each child of the tasm node is explained separately. The Project node (proj) is
used to attach a name and a description to the tasm project. The node does not have
any children and contains two attributes. The syntax tree is shown in figure 3.3 and the
tag descriptions are explained in table 3.4.
The Environment node (env) is used to describe the set of user-defined types, the
set of resources, and the set of typed global variables. The node has three children,
one for the definition of types (the types node), one for the definition of resources
(the rsrcs node), and one for the definition of variables (the vars node). The syntax
tree is shown in figure 3.4 and the tag descriptions are explained in table 3.5. Each of
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